About

Chaitanya Koravi is a Google Certified Android Developer with over 5 years of experience in developing native Android applications. He has a strong knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming, Algorithms, and Data Structures. Chaitanya has shipped 2 self-developed applications on Google Play Store – Xylophone Sing & Share and V-Secure. He is experienced in working with Android Studio and Eclipse IDE with Android SDK and is proficient in coding in Kotlin, the new official language on Android. Chaitanya has experience working with components such as Activity, Service, Broadcast Receivers, and Content Providers. He has also worked with Google Maps API, Google Places API, Geo-location, Messaging, Push notification, and Multi-touch features in Android. Chaitanya has experience in implementing multithreaded applications using AsyncTask in Android. He has integrated third-party APIs like OpenWeatherMap, BitCoinAverage, etc. using Gradle dependency. Chaitanya has basic knowledge of developing Android games using Unity 3D Engine and has experience in using SQLite and Firebase as backend databases. Apart from Android development, Chaitanya has experience in design and development of web applications using .Net technologies like C#, Asp.Net, MVC, WCF, web Services, JavaScript, and CSS. He has experience working with databases SQL server 2008 R2, 2012, and 2014. Chaitanya has worked with Team Foundation Server(TFS) and GitHub and is familiar with Test-driven development(TTD) and Agile environment. Chaitanya is a quick learner with excellent analytical and communication skills. He is self-motivated, flexible, and adaptable. Chaitanya loves to code and has a willingness to learn new languages or technologies. He has the ability to work both independently and in a collaborative environment. Currently, Chaitanya is working as an Android Developer at the Center for Diabetes Technology at UVA Health System. He is responsible for developing and maintaining the Diabetes Assistant android application and maintaining the MySql database server which hosts the data sent by the application. Chaitanya has also implemented different control algorithms in the DiAs application and has worked with BroadcastReceivers to communicate with different modules of the DiAs. He has designed and developed a driver to connect with Dexcom CGM transmitter using the API and a driver to connect with a smart band and reading the step count and heart rate data. Chaitanya has used BluetoothGattService to communicate with different hardware peripherals like CG